If elected, Bragg would become the first Black district attorney for Manhattan. In his campaign he said he would not prosecute some low-level charges and would offer diversion for all other misdemeanor charges involving desk appearance tickets.
July 02, 2021 at 03:55 PM
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The second-place finisher in the Democratic Manhattan District Attorney primary conceded Friday afternoon, paving the way for top vote-getter Alvin Bragg to secure the nomination.
Bragg, a former New York state chief deputy attorney general, will be the first Black district attorney in Manhattan, presuming he wins the general election in the heavily Democratic borough.
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Alvin Bragg stands with his family as he speaks to his supporters on election night in New York. Photo: Craig Ruttle/AP
